Image Source : AP Zimbabwe’s final worldwide task was a six-match restricted overs collection in Pakistan in November 2020.
Zimbabwe Cricket (ZC) has quickly halted all cricket actions within the nation after a spike in Covid-19 circumstances prompted to authorities to impose a recent lockdown.
ZC stated that its males’s home T20 event, which was set to get underway on January 4, now stands postponed.
“This is a very challenging situation, but ZC’s aim is to reschedule all the affected events and fixtures – including the elite men’s domestic T20 competition which was scheduled to begin this Monday – for them to be played as soon as it is deemed safe to do so,” ZC stated in an announcement.
Zimbabwe had been additionally set to play three T20Is and two Tests towards Afghanistan in late January and it’s but to be seen how the choice impacts that tour. It was initially set to happen in India however has since been shifted away from the nation. UAE and Zimbabwe itself are the 2 potential venues for the tour.
Zimbabwe’s final worldwide task was a six-match restricted overs collection in Pakistan in November 2020. The nation has reportedly recorded 1,342 optimistic circumstances and 29 deaths within the area of 1 week.
